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Using shock cord to pull lazy jacks outward, Mounting cradle straps, Shock cord – Harken 252 Lazy Jack kit User Manual

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Using Shock Cord to Pull Lazy Jacks Outward

We recommend shock cord to hold Lazy Jacks open to make it easier to raise sail.
1. Attach shock cord to the end of the lower spreaders. Hog rings work well for this

purpose. Use rigging tape over hog rings.
2. Temporarily tie other end of shock cord to Lazy Jacks at a length that holds Lazy

Jacks out, yet will not be too short and damage spreaders when boom is swung out.
3. Test length by swinging boom all the way out. If necessary, lengthen shock cord

before permanently attaching to Lazy Jacks.

Mounting Cradle Straps

(Make sure you’ve checked sail containment before mounting eyestraps.)

Pull aft line towards end of boom until line intersects with mark you have made as

indicated in chart B. The eyestrap will be located aft of mark. See below.
DRILL HOLES: Screws

5

/

32

" (4 mm) and Tap #10-32 Rivets

13

/

64

" (5 mm)

Make sure line is inside eyestrap before riveting. Use

3

/

8

" (10 mm) long screws

or rivet eyestrap in place.

Alternate cleat location – sheave

side of cheek block is towards cleat

Boom Cradle Strap Location From Chart B

From Chart B

Shock Cord

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